$8,000–$15,000
A Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) enhances your buttocks' shape and size using your own fat for natural-looking results. This two-in-one procedure removes unwanted fat from areas like the abdomen or thighs and transfers it to your buttocks.
Safe & Reliable
High Patient Satisfaction
Dual Benefit Procedure
Introduction
The Brazilian Butt Lift is a popular cosmetic procedure that uses fat transfer to enhance buttock volume and shape. Unlike implants, a BBL uses your own fat - first removed via liposuction from donor areas (stomach, flanks, or thighs), then purified and injected into the buttocks for a curvier, more lifted appearance.
Candidates
Individuals wanting enhanced buttock volume with natural-looking results
Those with enough donor fat (typically BMI 20–30)
Non-smokers in good overall health
Realistic expectations about size limitations and results
Not planning significant weight loss after surgery
Willing to avoid sitting directly on buttocks for 2–3 weeks post-op
Cost
BBL costs vary based on:
Surgeon's experience
Geographic location
Amount of fat transferred
Combination with other procedures (e.g., Lipo 360)
Average Cost Range:
Basic BBL: $8,000–$12,000
BBL + Lipo 360: $12,000–$15,000
Benefits
Natural-looking enhancement using your own fat (no implants)
Two procedures in one: Removes unwanted fat + enhances buttocks
Customizable shape (round, heart-shaped, or athletic lift)
Lower risk of rejection compared to implants
Improved body proportions and silhouette
Long-lasting results with stable weight
Risks and Safety
Fat absorption (20–30% of transferred fat may not survive)
Asymmetry or irregularities in shape
Fat embolism (rare but serious)
Infection or bleeding
Changes in skin sensation (usually temporary)
Need for revision surgery in some cases
Safety Tips
Choose a board-certified surgeon with extensive BBL experience
Verify surgical facility accreditation
Follow all pre-op instructions (stop smoking, avoid certain medications)
Wear compression garments as directed
Sleep on your stomach/side for 6–8 weeks post-op
Attend all follow-up appointments